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| Don K. from Sacramento, California |
| MINUTEMAN Civil Defense Corps & American Patriot |
| Someone tell him his Flag is too Big |
These people must live on the Wild Side, don't they?
| TOP SECRET rendezvous - Plotting our next move |
This is the best group of people you will ever meet. They simply do not understand the word "NO."
We had our first parade, the ooORAH Devil Dawg March. Twenty people of all ages walked a brisk
cadence of two miles under a hot sun. We had no food or drink. We didn't bring umbrellas or shade.
We didn't have any music or bands cheering us on. (it wasn't that bad, but great for effect, heh?)
The people of Oceanside know who we are. They honked their horns, waved at us and encouraged
us. One courageous member from our Special Forces Unit used his finger at precise intervals to
push the cross-walk button at a major intersection so that bunches of cars were forced to stop. That
gave our unit time to mobilize and take action. Drivers and passengers alike were convinced to drop
their shields (lower their windows) and accept a flier about the Pendleton 8. There were no
casualties except for one worn-out finger. He refused to leave his position. We got what it takes! For
reals, one Marine saw us getting pooped-out and dropped a bucket of snacks and beverages. That
gesture of kindness lifted our spirits quite a bit.
Two members from our Special Forces Unit, originating from our group at Camp Pendleton, started
their own Rally on the corner of PCH and Beach Blvd. in Huntington Beach. They were interviewed in
a live broadcast by Rick Amato on 1170AM KCBQ San Diego and the Orange County Register.
The following week, 19 Die-hard Faithfuls joined them and the response was tremendous. Mighty
Joe and his "battle-wagon" joined them. Again and again, Rick Amato in subsequent broadcasts
reinforced the need for everyone to pay closer attention to the legal maneuvering of the Pendleton 8.
One Marine, just returned from Iraq, raced past us, saw us, turned his car around and made it a
point to shake every hand.
We REALLY need your support by standing up for what you believe in. We believe in God, family and
country. One thing that brings us together, and that we can agree upon is knowing that the men in
the brig must be set free.
We had our first parade, the ooORAH Devil Dawg March. Twenty people of all ages walked a brisk
cadence of two miles under a hot sun. We had no food or drink. We didn't bring umbrellas or shade.
We didn't have any music or bands cheering us on. (it wasn't that bad, but great for effect, heh?)
The people of Oceanside know who we are. They honked their horns, waved at us and encouraged
us. One courageous member from our Special Forces Unit used his finger at precise intervals to
push the cross-walk button at a major intersection so that bunches of cars were forced to stop. That
gave our unit time to mobilize and take action. Drivers and passengers alike were convinced to drop
their shields (lower their windows) and accept a flier about the Pendleton 8. There were no
casualties except for one worn-out finger. He refused to leave his position. We got what it takes! For
reals, one Marine saw us getting pooped-out and dropped a bucket of snacks and beverages. That
gesture of kindness lifted our spirits quite a bit.
Two members from our Special Forces Unit, originating from our group at Camp Pendleton, started
their own Rally on the corner of PCH and Beach Blvd. in Huntington Beach. They were interviewed in
a live broadcast by Rick Amato on 1170AM KCBQ San Diego and the Orange County Register.
The following week, 19 Die-hard Faithfuls joined them and the response was tremendous. Mighty
Joe and his "battle-wagon" joined them. Again and again, Rick Amato in subsequent broadcasts
reinforced the need for everyone to pay closer attention to the legal maneuvering of the Pendleton 8.
One Marine, just returned from Iraq, raced past us, saw us, turned his car around and made it a
point to shake every hand.
We REALLY need your support by standing up for what you believe in. We believe in God, family and
country. One thing that brings us together, and that we can agree upon is knowing that the men in
the brig must be set free.
| Jim can't say NO! |
| Special Tribute Presentation for our American Military |
FIRST, click on this link to OPEN
a Special Tribute Presentation
for our American Military.
Microsoft PowerPoint is required.
Wait about one minute.
ENLARGE window.
(If the slides do not continue
automatically, use your mouse
to continue.)
a Special Tribute Presentation
for our American Military.
Microsoft PowerPoint is required.
Wait about one minute.
ENLARGE window.
(If the slides do not continue
automatically, use your mouse
to continue.)
SECOND, click on the AOL
video box to hear a beautiful
song performed by the Eagles
LIVE at their Farewell I concert
in Australia.
video box to hear a beautiful
song performed by the Eagles
LIVE at their Farewell I concert
in Australia.
This is a low budget amateur production.
Broadband High-Speed Internet
Connection Required.
If possible, listen to the music while
watching our Special Tribute Presentation.
Instructions below the AOL video box.
Broadband High-Speed Internet
Connection Required.
If possible, listen to the music while
watching our Special Tribute Presentation.
Instructions below the AOL video box.
Sorry, there is no help desk. If
it does not work, thank you for
trying.
it does not work, thank you for
trying.
| & MILITARY DEFENSE FUND |
| Official FORD truck of the Pendleton 8 Rally Battalion |
